Headgear for advertisements, public relations and cheering as well as shading

Abstract

Headgear for advertisements, public relations and cheering as well as shading is disclosed. A head insertion hole and a sign part are defined on the center portion of a plate by a circumferential cut line and a front folding line. A plurality of linear cut lines, which are extended radially outwardly from the circumferential cut line, are formed on the portion of the plate outside of the sign part while being spaced apart from each other, thereby forming head holding portions between every two linear cut lines. In another embodiment, auxiliary traverse cut lines are formed to pass through the ends of the alternate linear cut lines, respectively, so that a resilient action of the head holding is easily performed. In a further embodiment, the headgear further comprises a restriction means that is attached to said sign part and the remaining portion of the plate, with a first end of the restriction means being fixed to the bottom surface of the sign part and a second end of the restriction means being fixed to the bottom surface of the remaining portion of the plate, so as to prevent the sigh part from being bent over excessively.

What is claimed is:  
     
       1. Headgear for advertisements, public relations and cheering as well as shading, wherein 
       a head insertion hole and a sign part are defined on a center portion of a plate by a circumferential cut line and a front folding line; and  
       a plurality of linear cut lines, which are extended radially outwardly from the circumferential cut line, and are formed on a portion of the plate outside of the sign part while being spaced apart from each other, thereby forming head holding portions between every two linear cut lines.  
     
     
       2. The headgear according to claim  1 , wherein auxiliary traverse cut lines are formed to pass through ends of the alternate linear cut lines, respectively, so that a resilient action of the head holding is easily performed. 
     
     
       3. The headgear according to claim  1 , further comprising a restriction means that is attached to said sign part and a remaining portion of the plate, with a first end of the restriction means being fixed to a bottom surface of the sign part and a second end of the restriction means being fixed to a bottom surface of the remaining portion of the plate, so as to prevent the sign part from being bent over excessively. 
     
     
       4. The headgear according to claim  3 , wherein said restriction means is a relatively wide net. 
     
     
       5. The headgear according to claim  1 , wherein said sign part and a remaining portion of a plate are connected by a plurality of connecting portions so as to prevent the sign part from standing at an undesirable angle.